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Rhiannon12866

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1. It doesn't give the details, but I wonder if they have "drug treatment court" in Nevada
Fri Jun 30, 2017, 03:00 AM
Jun 2017

We have it here in New York and I'm pretty sure it's in other states. Instead of jail, those with DWIs are given the option of "drug court," a pretty tough program that often starts with rehab, sometimes a halfway house, then continues with mandatory counseling, classes, community service, random drug tests, attendance at meetings, "supportive (supervised) living," and weekly appearances before the presiding judge to assess progress. It's a tough program, but it's certainly a better - and more effective - alternative than jail or prison.

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